Art Fairs Scooped up at TEFAF, this exceptionally rare painting will be reunited with the artist’s drawings and watercolors. Jo Lawson-Tancred 6 mins ago Gesina ter Borch, Portrait of Moses ter Borch as a Two Year Old (detail). Photo courtesy of Dickie Zebregs. The only known painting to have been completed solely by the 17th
Success arrived belatedly for generative art pioneer Vera Molnár: a major retrospective now on view opened a mere two months after her death. It was Paris’s Centre Pompidou that broke the news on X in December with a message that read, “It is with deep emotion that we learn of the death of Vera Molnár,
“Sadie was a true rebel. She was the most stubborn person I ever met in my life which is why she lived. She was kicked out of three schools. Once for dyeing her hair the wrong color,” Gary Chapman, University of Alabama at Birmingham art professor and artist, says. “I think Bernadette and I realized that,
In Cheri Dunnigan’s Naples home studio, a severed tree stump reveals a hodge-podge of bundled wires, anvils, pliers and forming tools. Here, the renowned metalsmith designer spends months weaving each of her intricate, lace-like sculptures and jewelry, be it a double helix collar or a glimmering sundial medallion. The artist’s work is at once soft
This article is part of the Artnet Intelligence Report Year Ahead 2024. Through in-depth analysis of last year’s market performance, the new edition paints a data-driven picture of the art world today, from the latest auction results to the artists and artworks leading the conversation. These ultra-contemporary artists are making a big splash
Sussex, a tranquil and moody countryside of varying beauty, has long attracted artists and thinkers. Turner, Constable, Sickert and Ravilious painted its watery landscapes, chalk downs, genteel seasides and gritty ports: Chichester, Petworth, Brighton, and Newhaven. Eric Gill set up his craft workshops in Ditchling. Vanessa Bell, Virginia Woolf and Duncan Grant made Charleston, near
lucas samaras (1936 – 2024) Greek-born American artist Lucas Samaras, known for his groundbreaking work in digital art and pushing the boundaries of self-portraiture, passed away on March 7 at the age of 87. His death was announced by Pace Gallery, his representative since 1965. Samaras revolutionized image-making methods throughout his illustrious career,
Music, like language, has not stopped evolving. Some terms that have appeared in recent years are here to stay. But not only when writing songs, also to use in our daily lives. And, if language is capable of creating realities, music can change them, turning terms that meant nothing into words full of power. But
Centering on the body and the psyche, Samaras’s autobiographical work across photography, painting, installation, assemblage, drawing, textile, and sculpture often meditates on the malleable, shapeshifting nature of selfhood. “I like remaking myself in photography,” the artist once said. Samaras joined Pace’s program in 1965, and he had his first solo exhibition with the gallery at
Akira Toriyama, creator of the beloved manga and anime Dragon Ball, has died, his production studio said in a statement Friday. He was 68. The artist behind the long-running media franchise that popularized Japanese manga abroad, passed away on March 1 from an acute subdural hematoma, according to the statement. First appearing in Weekly Shonen Jump magazine in